Sep 3, 2013
druidofoak said: I assume you need to take the MCAT to become a pathologist? What about if you become a clinical/forensic pathologist? Not directly interacting with patients like House but away in a lab reviewing criticals or being the final word in a forensic lab?
Yup, the McKittens is required for pathology too, because it requires a medical degree first. And you still have to do those pesky third and fourth years of medical school that involve direct patient contact.